F F/C F Ab Bb F
Bb
Ah, caught you smiling at me, that's the way it should be,
F
Like a leaf is to a tree, so fine.
Bb
Ah, all the good times we had, I sang love songs so glad
F
Always smiling, never sad so fine.
G
As we walk down a country lane, I'll be singing a song,
Bb F Ab Bb F
You hear me calling your name.
G
Hear the wind whisper in the trees telling Mother Nature
'bout you and me.
Bb
Well, if the sun shines so bright, or our way is darkest night,
F
The road we choose is always right, so fine.
Bb
Ah, can a love be so strong when so many loves go wrong?
F F Ab Bb F
Will our love go on and on, and on, and on, and on, and on?
F Ab Bb F
My, my - la de la - come on now it ain't too far.
Tell your friends all around the world.
Ab Eb F
Ain't no companion like a blue-eyed merle.
G Bb (F Ab Bb F)
G
Come on now - well, let me tell you.
Bb F
What you're missing, messing 'round them brick walls.
G Bb (F Ab Bb F)
Bb
So, of one thing I am sure; it's a friendship so pure.
F
Angels singing all round my door - so fine.
G
Yeah, ain't but one thing to do; spend my natural life with you.
F
You're the finest dog I knew - so fine.
G
When you're old and your eyes are dim.
Bb F Ab Bb F
There ain't no Old Shep gonna happen again.
G Bb
We'll still go walking down country lanes.
I'll sing the same old song.
F
Hear me call your name.
F Ab Bb F
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